UNITED CLUB.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16151, 4 March 1918, Page 5

UNITED CLUB.

TENNIS, BOWLING, AND CROQUET CARNIVAL. LADY LIVERPOOL FUND BENEFITS. i A successful carnival. - promoted by the United Tennis, Bowling, and Croquet Club.sj on behalf of the Lady Liverpool Trench ' Comforts Fund, was held on tho club's courts and greens on\ Saturday afternoon. Among those present were their the Earl . and Countess of Liverpool and suite, and the Mayor (Mr H. Holland). During tho afternoon tennis, bowling", and croquet competitions were held, though the tennis tournament was not completed owing to the failing light. The games yot to be played will be decided this week. The Countess of Liverpool presented a couple of beautiful cakes, which were raffled, one being won by Mrs Menzies, and the other by Mrs F. M. Brown. It is estimated that the fund will benefit to the extent of £50 as the result of the carnival. Following are tho results: — BOWLING, Linwood—Tustm, Howarth, Dickson, and ICilner (s) 18 v. United— Sreig, Horsley, Tosswill, and Newman (s) 15. Lees ton —Purser, Holley, Eccleton, and Ncave (s) 21 v. United—R. Wright-, Parson, Garrigan, and McManaway (s) 19. St. Albans—Croft, Drinnan, Davis, . and Simpson (s) 18 v. United—Linzey, Chisnall, Wilkinson, and McKenzie (6) 21. Canterbury—W. Maynard, Bnllin, Finnegan, and Redpath (s) 27 v. United —Ellis, Pattrick, Butler, and Pool (s) 23. Edgoware—Quereo, Jarden, Compton, and Marker (s) 16 v. United—Hay, Smith, Ollivier, and J. Brown, jun. (s) 12. CROQUET. Pcnn and Mrs Fisher (handicap 5) 36, Lawrie and Mrs Horton (5) 55, Roes and Mrs Walker (7) 47, Andrews and Mrs, Jones (7) 48. Mts McOwen and Miss Smith (7) 40, Mrs Tyers and Miss Bairn (8) 47, Mrs Styche and Miss Bonnington (8) 51,' Mrs Maddren and Mrs Good (8) 54, Mrs Midgley and Mrs Good (7) 52, Mrs Richardson and Mrs I. "Wilson (6) 40, Wake and Mrs Jones (8) 43. TENNIS. Ladies' Doubles —First round: Misses Allard (rec. 6) beat Misses Rich and Wise (rec. 8) 30-26; Misses Cotterill and S. F. Cox (rec. 10) beat Misses Grigg and Robinson (scr), 30-18; Misses E. McMillan and McMillan (rec. 10) beat Misses Willis and J. Bowman. 30-29; Mrs Sampson and Mifis Murray (rec." 12) beat Misses Green and Hopkins (rec. 18); Misses Willcox and Dimon (rec. 10) beat Misses Moore and Pratt (rec, 12), 30-21; Misses Cooper and McCallum (rec. 10) beat Mrs B. B. Wood and Miss Jones (rec. 10), 30-19; Mesda.mes Fislier and Van Asch (rec. 12) beat Misses Wicks and Hall (rec. 20), 30-27; Misses Podcr (rec. 10) beat Misses Lamer and " Richardson (rec. 12), 30-27; Misses Goodman (scr) beat Misses D. Snow and D. Taylor (rec. 11), 30-23; Mrs E. J. Tayler and Miss Smith (rec. 20) beat Misses McGregor and Dobson (rec. 15), 30-25; Mrs E. Stead and Miss Miles (rec. 8) beat Misses M. Snow and L. Bean (rec. 14), 30-29; Misses Harley and Wilbou (rec. 3) beat Sirs Ensor and Miss Ellis (rec. 8), 30-22; Misses S. Westenra and H. Wood (rec. 14) beat Misses White-Parsons and Drayton (rec. 15), 30-25; Misses Cook and Bull (rec. 18) beat Misses Sluis and England (rec. 18), 30-25; Misses Bloxam and D. Willis (rec. 8) beat Misses Little and Booth (rec. 10), 30-19; Misses Robson and Clarke (rec. 10) beat Misses Ogilvio and Ogilvie (rec. 1G), 30-22; Mrs Wake and Mies' Bercsford (rec. 10) beat Mrs Harper and Mise E. Westenra (rec. 6). . Second round: Misses Wales and Franki6h (rec. 16) beat Misses Nichol and Wood (rec. 20), 30-26; Misses - Gibson and Blanche (rec. 20) beat Mesdames Lord and Berry (scr), 30-25; Misses Leigliton and Wood (rec. 20) beat Misses Ward and Aspinall (rec. 8), 30-19; Misses Allard (rec. 6), beat- Misses Helmore and Turnbull (rec. 8), 30-19; Misses Cotterill and Fox (roc. 10) beat Misses McMillan (rec. 10), 30-23; Misses "Wilcox and Dimond (rec. 10) beat Mrs Simpson and Miss Murray (rec. 12), 30-28; Misses Cooper and McCallum {.rec. 10) beat Mesdames Fisher and Van Asch (rec. 12), 30-29; Misses Goodman (scr) beat Misses Ponder (rec. 10), 30-23; Mrs Tayler and Miss Smith (rec. 20) beat Mrs Stead and Mias Miles (rec. 8), 30-20; Misses Harley and Wilson (rec. 3) beat Misses Wood and "Westenra (rec.. 14), 30-28; Misses Cook and Bull (rec. 18) beat Misses Bloxam and Willis (rec. 8), 30-27; j | Misses Robson and Clark (rec. 10) beat Mrs 1 | Wako and Miss Beresford (rec. 10), 30-28; i | Misses Bowman and Thompson (rec. 18) beat : j Misses Bain and Laurcnson (rec. 10), 30-18; j j Mrs Scott and Miss Donald (rec. 8) beat l Misses Hartley and Laurie (rec. 14), 30-23; | ! Misses Dorman and Kennard (rec. 10) beat i 1 Misses Bamfiold and Just (rec. 10), 30-24; | I Misses Bcckett and Cowlishaw (rec. 14) beat j i Misses Borrows (rec. 13), 30-24. j Third round: Misses Wales and Frankish j beat Misses Gibson and Blanch, 30-25; i Misses Wilcox and Dimond beat Misses Cotleriil and Fox, 30-27: Mrs Tayler and Miss Smith beat Misses Harley and Wilson, 30-17; Misses Robson and Clark beat 3fisses Cook and Bull, 30-29; Misses Bowron and Thompson beat Miss Scott .and Mrs Donald, w.0.; Misses Dorman and Kennard beat JffTsses Becketteand Cowlishaw, 30-22; Misses Goodman beat Misses Cooper and McArthur, 30-24. Fourth round: Misses Wale 3 and Frankish beat Misses Leighton and "Wood, 30-29: Misses Goodman beat Misses Wilcox and Dimond, 30-18: Misses Robson and Clark j beat Misses Taylor and Smith. 30-27; Misses Bowman and Thompson beat Misses Kennard and Dorman, 30-22. Semi-final: Misses Robson and Clark beat Misses Bowman and Thompson, 30-27. Men's Doubles—Firs-t round: Baines and Lewis (rec. 10) beat Aitken and Wilson (owe 2), 30-26; Thomas and Dinsdale (rec. 5) beat Burgovne and Hounsell (rcc. 18), 30-27; Sinclair and Seager (rec. 10) beat Buchanan and Cotterill (rec. 10), 20-25; Wake and Mayno (rec. 8) beat Harris and Walker (rec. 12). 30-21; Allison and Denton (rec. 8) beat Bishoo and Browning (rec. 12); O'Connell and McKay (rec. 10) beat Matheson and Grammer (rec. 20), 30-2S; Bean and Allison (rec. 10) beat Sinclair and McFarlane (roc-, 14); Glanville and Dickenson (per) bear Thompson and Smith (rec. 12\ 30-28; Berr7 and Anderson (scr) beat Bristed and Geo (rec. 10), 30-21; Helmore and Borthwick (rec. 10) beat Van Asch and Steele (rec. 10), 30-27; Borrows and Laureneon (owe 10) beat E. JTayler and Sullivan (rec. 12), 30-23; Browning and Hamilton (rec. 18) b?at Findlay and Allison (rec. 14). 30-29; Derbidge and Munnings (rec. 12) beat Seay and Seay (rec. 12), 30-28; Smith and Neale (rec. 16) beat Willis and Agar (rec. 15), 30-24; Rofs and Penn (rec. 6) beat Dawson and Hill (rec. l 0). 30-57: Ollivier' and "Williams free. 2) beat Potter and Hollar.d (rec. 13), 30-24; Lord and Dixon (rec. 15) beat S tee re and Cooper (rec. 15), 30-28.

Second round—Fleetwood and Carricb (r«-c----14) beat Hflrmiin And L. J. Taylor ifrwc 10J,

30-20; Lawrie and Bond (rcc. G) beat Slater j and Dunnage (rcc. 15); _ Sinclair and Mai- I colm (rec. 6) beat A. Xicholls and Taylor (rcc. 1 j), 30-27; Barnes and Lewis (rec. 10) beat L. J. Berry and Brooke (rec. 12), 30-23; Buns dale and Thomas boat Sinclair and Seager, 30-23; Allison and Denton beat Sinclair and Seager 30-25; Bean and Allison beat McKay and O'Connell, 30-21; Berry and Anderson beat Glanvillc and Dickenson, 30-20; Borrows and Laurenson beat Helmore and Borthwick, 30-27; Dcrbidje and Mannings beat Browning and. Hamilton, 30-28; Penn and Ross beat Xeale and Smith, 30-23; Lord and Dixon beat Ollivier and Williams, 30-12; Gosa and Quill (owe 10) beat Wilson and Patterson, w.0.; Murray and Kirk (rec. j 10) beat West and. Kincaid (rc-c. 10), 30-20; Goodman and McCarthy (rec. 12) b;at Montgomery and Robinson (rec. 10). 30-23; Ackroyd.. and-'Wood (rec. 10) beat Boswortli and Pearce (rec. 18), 30-27. Third round—Fleetwood and Garrick beat Lawrio and Bond, 30-1G; Bean and Allison beat Berry and Anderson, 30-27; Penn and Kos3 beat Lord and Dixon, ■ 30-27; Muxrav and Kirk beat Goss and Quill, 30-11; Goodman and McCarthy beat Ackroyd and Wood, 30-20; Bainos and Lewis boat Sinclair and | Malcolm. 30-24; AlliEon and Denton beat I Dinsdale and Thomas. 30-20; Borrows and Laurcnoon beat 'Derbidge and Munnings, 30-27. Fifth round—Barnes and' Lewis beat'Fleetl wood and Garrick, 30-20; Allison and Denton beat Bean and AUiscv.i, i\o-i£, 80-iows and Laurenson beat Penn and I'css, 30-29 :> Goodman and McCarthy beat Murray and Kirk, 30-28. Semi-final—Borrows and Laurenson beat McCarthy and Goodman, 30-28. COMBINED DOUBLES. First round—McKay,-and Miss Lamer (rcc. 10) beat Denton and Miss McGregor (rec. 12), 30-29; O'Connell and Mien Kirwen (rec. 10) baat Brooke and Miss Gatehouse (rec. 14), 30-2«; Anderson. and Mrs Fisher (rec. 8) beat Seager and Mi« 3 Willis (rec. 12); Goodman and Miss Smith (rec. 14) beat Helmore and Miss Wilson (rec. 10), 30-21; Allison [ and Miss Cuthbert (rcc. 10) beat Hill and Mias E. McMillan (rec. 12). 30-16; Murray and Mrs Sampson (rec. 12) beat Durrage and Miss Parsons (rec. 18), 30-26; Lord and Mrs Wake (rec. 12) beat L. J. Taylor and Miss Goodman (owo 10), 30-23; L. J.' Berry and Miss Hartley (rec.. 12) beat Berry and Mrs Berry (owe 2), 30-21; Glanville «.and Miss Ailard (rec. 4)' beat Mayne. and Miss ■ D. Snow (rec. 1G), 30-26; Smith and Miss Hopkins (rec. 20) beitt Hounsell and MHss Hall, 30-28; Walker and Mis 3 England (rec. 12) beat Kincaid and Miss Greig (tec. 14), 30-26; A\ Wilson and Miss Mooro (rec. 8) beat G. Cotterill and Miss Pratt (rec. 10), 30-28; ' Findlay and Miss M. Snow (rcc. IGJ' beat Hamilton and Misa D. Taylor (rec. 16), 30-27; Ault and Miss Green (rec. 20) beat Wood and Mrs B. B. Wood (rec. 14), 30-28; Thomas and Miss Beres/ord beat Harmnn and Mrs Stc-ad (rec. 2), 30-24; McFarlane and Miss Bowron (rec. 1G) beat Burogyn© and Misp Willis (rec. 16), 30-20;- Pearce and Miss Wood (rec. 20) beat Fleetwood and Mrs Fleetwood (rec. 14); Burrows and Miss K. Borrows (rec. 9) beat Bean and Miss Wales (rec. 12), 30-25; Quill and Mts Quill (rcc. !)) beat Buchanan and Miss S. Westcnra (rcc. 12), 30-17; Barnes and Mies Blanch (rec. 14) beat R. A. Sinclair and Miss Donnan (rec. 14), 30-28; Wake and. Mrs Lord (ecr) beat Matheson and Miss Hoy (rec. 20). 30-27; Penn and Miss E. Goodman (rec. 4) beat J. "SVillis and Mies Murray (rec. 1G), 30-26; Sullivan and Miss Bloxam.(rec. 12) beat Ackroyd and Mrs (rec. 12), 1 30-26; Bishop and Miss D. Ailard (rec. 12) beat G. A. Thompson and Miss B. Cotterill (rec. 12), 30-19; Montgomery and Miss Wood ; (rec. 14) beat Gee and Wilson (rec. 12), 30-24. Second round —Smilhor and M?iss Dorman (rec. 15) beat Allison and Miss van Asch (rcc. 8), 30-23 ; We3t and Msss West (rec. 12) bsat Aitken and Miss Miles (ocr), 30-24; Kirk and Miss Kennard (rec. 13) beat Bond and Misu Bond (rec. 13), 30-25; Stcere and Miss MoCallum (rec. 14) beat F. C. Allison and Mise Richardson (rec. 14), 30-26; Van Asch and Miss Scott (rec. 8) beat H. Browning and Sirs Browning (rcc. 15), 30-3-1; T. H. Williamsand Miss Lawrie- (rec. 10) beat Frost and Miss Frost (rec. 15), 30-24; Dawson and Mis 3 K McMillan (rcc. 10) beat Malcolm and Mrs Donald, 30-27; J. R. Sinclair and Miss Bain (roc. 8) beat Tayler and Mrs Tayler (rec. 14), 30-24; Lewis and Miss I. Ponder (rec. 12) beat- Robinson and Miss Frankish. (rec. 14). 30-19; Cooper and Miss Cooper (rec. 16) beat McKay and MiES Lamer. 30-25; O'Connell and Miss Kirwen beat Anderson and Mrs Fisher, 30-17; Allison and Miss Cuthbert beat Goodman anjl Miss Smith, 30-29; Murray and Mrs Sampson beat Lord and Mrs Wake, 30-22; Glanville and Mise Allatd beat L. J. Berry and Miss Hartley, 30-23; Smith and Miss Hopkins beat Walker and Miss England, 30-21; Findlay and MSss Snow beat Wilson and Miss Moore, 30-13; Thomas and Miss Beresford beat Ault and Mies Green, 30-27; Pcarce and Wood beat McFarlane and Miss Brown, 30-24; Borrows and Mis 3 Borrows beat Quill and Mrs Quill; Wake and Mra Lord beat Baines and Miss Blanche. 30-23; Penn and Miss GoodmaJi neat Sullivan and Miss E. Goodman, 30-23: Bishop and Mies Ailard beat Montgomery and Miss Wood, 30-28; Helmore and Miss Turnbull (rec. 14) beat Laurenson and MSss Laurenson (rcc. 6); Derbidge and Mies Bamfield (rec. 24) beat Bristed and Miss Ward (rec. 10), 30-21; Nicholls and Mie* Bean (rcc! 16)' beat Dixon and Miss E. Borrows (rec 18) 30-29; Boeworth and Miss Leighton (rec! 20) beat Ollivier and Miss Jonee (rec. 8). 30-19; Browning and Miss Robson (rcc. 12) beat Dunsdalc- and Mies Diraond

(rec. 12), 30-22; Munninge and Miss Justj tree. 1-4) beat Slater and Miss Thompson (red*. 20), 30-2S; McCarthy and Miss Clark (reds 13) bent Gnrrick and Miss Fox. (rcc. l<sj|g 30-28; Borthwick and Miss Helmore (rec. '8)2 beat Steele and Miss Willis (tcc. 12), IXS-25JW Harris and Miss Ccok (rcc. 18) beat GbfijyX and Miss Steele (owo 5), w.o. Third round—Smither nud Mies Dormanjj beat West and Miss West, 30-2-1; Stocre Miss McCalluui beat Kirk and Miss Korjß nurd; Van Aech and Miss Scott boat WuW liams and Misa Lawrie; Sinclair • atad Mill iiain boat Dawson and Miss McMillan, 30-22* Lewis and Miss Ponder boat McKay aqfl Miss Lawrie; Allison and Miss CuthbeA beat O'Connell and Miss Kerwin, 30-23; Mu* ray and Mrs Sampson beat Glonville antt Jl'iss Allnrd, 30-20; Findlay and Miss Snow beat Smith and Miss Hopkins, 30-22; PeonM and Miss Wood beat Thomao.and Miss;Ber<S« ford, 30-24; Wake and Mrs Lord beat BttK rows and Misa Borrows, SO-24; Penn adl Miss Goodman biat Bishop and Mies Ailai&K 30-29; Derbidge and Miss Banfield beat Hoi® more and • Miss Turn bull. 30-25; Boswoifi and Mifls Leighton beat Niclioll* and Uii Bean, 30-25; Mannings and Miss Just ,bei Browning and Misa Robson, 30-22; Bort| wick and Miss Helinore beat; MeCaxthy_-on( Miss Clark, 30-27; Harris and> M&bb Cow W.O. . \"'F Fourth round-rPenn and. Miss Goodmw beat Derbidgo and Miss Banfield; Sinclai and Misa Bain* boat Van'Aisch. and .-Wufl Scott w.0.; Murray and Mrs. Sampson be* Findfay and Miss Snow, - ; ;Peaico aW Miss Wood boat Wako and Mrs>Lord, Munniugs and Mise Just beat Boeworth .to Mrs Leighton, 30-28;. Borthwick .and Mw Holraore beat Harris and Miss Cook, 80-SB. Fifth, round— Munnrngs .and-Miae bc.it Borthwick and MSss helmore, 30-19.J